Sierra Lynn

Joined August 2018

35 stories

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Aspiring historian. Fiction enthusiast. Lover of mystery.

Writer of macabre, fantasy realms, and historical ideals.

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6 Ways I Overcome Writers Block When it Comes to Poetry. . Top Story - May 2020.
When it comes to writing, words usually come pretty easy. As true as this statement may be everyone gets hit with cinder blocks that may prevent them from creating a masterpiece.
By Sierra Lynn6 years ago in Poets
The American Sex Education System. How it Failed us All.
In 2020 it is typically known that the American education system is an absolute mess. From not paying hardworking teachers, to teens graduating high school not remembering anything but that sick party junior year.
By Sierra Lynn6 years ago in Filthy
How I, a Dark Little Rain Cloud, Stay Out of an Endless Storm.
There are days in ones life when the world around them comes crashing down. When everything they know comes to a sudden, abrupt stand still. For some these days are few and far apart, they are little known. On the flip side of that coin, these days come often. The dark days sometimes become all that is known unfortunately.
By Sierra Lynn6 years ago in Motivation
I’m an American resident living in isolation in New Zealand
Back in December of 2019 I bought a one way ticket live in Motueka, New Zealand with my mum. I flew out on March 17th, 2020, yes right in the midst of the pandemic that is now consuming our lives.
By Sierra Lynn6 years ago in Longevity
To the Best Friend I Thought Would Never Hurt Me: Thanks for Breaking My Heart
I confided in you, told you all my fears, my dreams, everything. You let me believe that opening up was going to be okay, that opening up to you was going to be a good thing.
By Sierra Lynn6 years ago in Humans
A Love Letter to All of Those Who Left Their Knives in My Back
I once held you high, Put you on top of clouds, Let you have trophies, medals, and roses. I let you have so much, So much I will never get back.
By Sierra Lynn7 years ago in Poets
No Sir, Your Sexual Advances Do Not Want to Make Me Smile
Sexual harassment in the workplace is nothing new nowadays. It is quite unfortunate that men and women everywhere have to change the way they look, or cover up more just so people don’t advance them.
By Sierra Lynn7 years ago in Journal
Joking About Your Mental Health Is Probably a Good Thing
“Coming to a theater near you: My crippling depression, one girls story about being alone and eating all day.” “Current relationship status: craving death.”
By Sierra Lynn7 years ago in Psyche
He Left Bruises on My Thighs, One Day, I Hope He No Longer Tells Lies
I gave him my heart, I let him have it whole. I gave him my love, I handed him my soul. It was never meant to end up this way,
By Sierra Lynn7 years ago in Poets
We Gave You Everything. Oh, By the Way, You Left Your Knife in Our Backs
It can really suck when someone hurts you. You can gain a lot of trust issues from that, as I have. Losing friends is hard, losing lovers can be worse, but nothing stings quite as bad as when someone in your own bloodline runs a knife down your back.
By Sierra Lynn7 years ago in Families
My Best Friend Is My Soulmate
I went a good majority of my life struggling to find someone I could relate to. With having a wide variety of mental health issues, a strong anti-social personality, and just being scared, it was hard for me to find that person.
By Sierra Lynn7 years ago in Humans
I Was a PINK Girl at Victoria's Secret. Here's How That Went Down. Top Story - November 2018.
In 2018, I got hired on the spot to work in a huge mall at one of my favorite stores, Victoria's Secret. It seemed like it was my dream job at the time, but now I would never go back.
By Sierra Lynn7 years ago in Journal